Rajasthan, the land of kings, regales visitors with its majestic forts, vibrant culture, and vast landscapes. Among its numerous districts, one stands out for its sheer size and historical significance: Jaisalmer. Situated in the westernmost part of Rajasthan, Jaisalmer holds the distinction of being the largest district in the state, both in terms of area and grandeur.
As of 2024, Rajasthan comprises a total of 50 districts. In 2023, CM of Rajasthan added 19 new districts to address the increasing demand for decentralized administration. Since its formation on March 30, 1949, and subsequent reorganization in 1956, Rajasthan has seen a gradual expansion in the number of districts, initially starting with 26 and later growing to its current count of 50.
Jaisalmer district holds the distinction of being the largest district in Rajasthan, spanning across an extensive area of 38,401 square kilometers (14,827 square miles). It ranks as the third largest district in India. Situated in Marwar (Jodhpur Division), Jaisalmer serves as the district’s administrative headquarters. Despite its vast expanse, Jaisalmer is the least populous district in Rajasthan, according to the 2011 population census.
Here are some key facts related to Jaisalmer, the largest district in Rajasthan:
Jodhpur district emerges as the largest district in Rajasthan in terms of population, boasting a significant populace of 3,687,165 individuals. Situated in the heart of Rajasthan, Jodhpur district serves as a hub of cultural heritage and historical significance. Its rich population diversity reflects the vibrant tapestry of Rajasthan’s social fabric.
Rajasthan comprises a total of 50 districts. Here is the list of all districts of Rajasthan:
Districts of Rajasthan | ||
Anupgarh | Ajmer | Alwar |
Balotra | Banswara | Baran |
Barmer | Beawar | Bharatpur |
Bhilwara | Bikaner | Bundi |
Chittorgarh | Churu | Dausa |
Dholpur | Dungarpur | Hanumangarh |
Jaisalmer | Jalore | Jhalawar |
Jhunjhunu | Karauli | Kota |
Nagaur | Pali | Pratapgarh |
Rajsamand | Sawai Madhopur | Sikar |
Sirohi | Sri Ganganagar | Tonk |
Udaipur | Dudu | Deeg |
Didwana-Kuchaman | Gangapur | Jaipur Rural |
Jodhpur Rural | Kekri | Khairthal – Tijara |
Kotputli-Behror | Neem ka Thana | Phalodi |
Sanchore | Salumbar | Shahpura |
Jaipur Urban | Jaipur Rural | – |
Jaisalmer district holds the distinction of being the largest district in Rajasthan, spanning across an extensive area of 38,401 square kilometers (14,827 square miles).
Jodhpur district emerges as the largest district in Rajasthan in terms of population, boasting a significant populace of 3,687,165 individuals.
Rajasthan comprises a total of 50 districts.
Rajasthan state was formed on March 30, 1949.
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